Enivex

> I'm also using blocks after headings and don't want them to break apart. This appears to be intended behaviour, but would be nice if it was configurable. If you're...

I'll add that this is something that comes up at least once a week on the Discord for typst. It would be nice to be able to not have to...

Because numbers are conventionally written upright in math, there are simply no italic numerals in Unicode. There's not much typst can do about that, other than potentially faking italics or...

See https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/394

> I expect that italics in math work the same way as in text They do not

> > They do not > > The problem is that Typst's math doesn't use various font styles (¿at all?); it uses just Unicode characters with the default style. That...

I could add that while there is no italic š, you can add a caron accent to an italic s ``` $ š upright(caron(s)) \ italic(š) italic(caron(s)) $``` renders as...

> > That doesn't work in longer variable names like “šířka”, which I would use more probably than just “š”. > > Multi-letter variables should be set using the text...

> I don’t see the relation between the presence of `\sym*` commands and multi-letter variables. You can always do whatever you want, but if you want good typography that is...

> Overall I feel like both word, typst and LaTeX's solution is good. Currently typst can align list content and list marker using grids, at the cost of baseline mismatch....